Great keynote by Matt Wood at AWS Summit NYC. AWS showcased some meaningful incremental progress on Gen AI. Here is my personal take:
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✅ IBM Consulting earned the AWS Generative AI competency! Super proud of our joint work in scaling GenAI responsibly for our clients. https://ibm.co/4cSKxL5
✅ Amazon Q in Sagemaker studio.. yes please. providing tailored guidance, code generation, and error troubleshooting, to build, train, and deploy models efficiently. https://lnkd.in/g_pf_ncP
✅ Guardrails for Amazon Bedrock adds hallucination detection and now supports 3rd party LLMs. Any time a vendor does more for responsible AI, it's a win for all of us https://lnkd.in/gRmjXsci
✅ Agents for Amazon Bedrock now offer Memory to retain user context and Code Interpreter to dynamically execute code snippets. AWS is incrementally adding features for agent orchestration to catch up. https://lnkd.in/gRp8QNsC
✅ Personalizing Amazon Q Developer to enterprise code base with adapters is a great add. https://lnkd.in/gQsXuZcq
✅ Incremental feature updates eg. more connectors with Knowledge bases for Bedrock
✅ Great to see deeper partnerships with Scale AI and Perplexity
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🤨 From an enterprise perspective, I don't understand the obsession with no-code app development. It's great for college kids to whip up an app quickly, but in enterprises there are design standards, reusable approved components, software guidelines, security protocols etc before you can 'publish' an app. I am lukewarm about AWS App Studio. It's a decent set of starter features, but shouldn't market it as enterprise-grade. Most of our GenAI-enhanced software development has been human in the loop modular approach. https://lnkd.in/gpbThM4c
🤨 Amazon Q Apps is another ultra light app creation tool. There are very few workflows where a web app is the appropriate UX to expedite a process. I think a conversational interface of IBM watsonx orchestrate or Microsoft co-pilot is a more interactive way to augment a workflow. https://lnkd.in/gQiG3yrC
🤨 Finetuning Anthropic Claude 3 Haikui for data scientists is incremental, but adding enterprise data to Claude 3.5 Sonnet would have been a baller move. I would have loved to see more accelerators to build training data, ontologies and non-coders being able to contribute skills and knowledge. IBM's InstructLab is a better approach.
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